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The Utility Skirt -- Army
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The Utility Skirt -- Army

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The verdict

An army-green utility skirt at $298; the utility cut and Frame's tailoring make this accessible designer pricing if the army tone suits your palette.

Fit

Utility tailoring combines structure with function. Army green is a neutral military tone. Frame's fit is precise; expect strong waist definition and tapered hips typical of their utility line.

Quality

At $298, construction should be solid: reinforced pockets, secure seaming, and a fabric weight that feels intentional. Frame delivers reliable finishes at this tier.

Is the price fair?

Mid-designer pricing for a utility skirt. The army tone is versatile; the value proposition centers on Frame's tailoring more than exceptional fabric or detailing.

Best for

Everyday wear for someone who values designer tailoring and wants a structured, utility-inspired piece in a practical neutral tone.

Care

Professional dry clean preserves the sharp lines and army tone; home care risks losing the crisp tailoring.

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What owners report about Frame skirts

Third-party coverage of Frame's skirts specifically is thin; what exists rides on the brand's denim reputation, since much of the skirt line is denim-based. Reviewers repeatedly describe the fabric as unusually soft, and one long-term reviewer reports the denim holding up well in wear. An aggregated roundup scored the brand 4.17 out of 5 across 355 reviews, with fit and quality the recurring praise. Value complaints cluster on the non-denim pieces — reviewers found a nearly-$400 silk piece hard to justify — while the denim is more often judged worth its price.

Strengths
Soft, comfortable denim fabric that reviewers report holds up well, with strong aggregate marks for fit and quality.
Watch out for
Sizing is inconsistent from cut to cut, and reviewers say the non-denim pieces are where price outruns what the garment delivers.
Sizing
Reviewers disagree by style — one found her usual size too big and went down a size, another advises sizing up on flare cuts — so check the per-style size chart before ordering.

About Frame's skirts line as a whole. Sources: Frame Store Clothing Review - Must Read This Before Buying · Honest FRAME Review: Are Their Expensive Jeans & Clothing Worth It? · FRAME Review: Honest Take on $270 Jeans & $398 Silk Top

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